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The Third Amendment addressed which greivance?
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The Beatles
US History
Christmas Music
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The Third Amendment addressed which greivance?
Trade restrictions
Taxation without representation
Ending slavery
Quartering soldiers
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The Fourth Amendment concerns.....
Religion
Search and Seizure
Bearing Arms
Jury Trials
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"We the people..." is an example of what constitutional principle?
Popular Sovereignty
Separation of Powers
Republicanism
Federalism
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Speed Question - Select 'One'
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How has religious freedom most influenced Americans?
Religious schools can be popular.
Religious holidays are respected.
Assured of no state religion.
Businesses can close on Sunday.
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Unalienable rights are....
rights that can't be taken away
rights for visitors from Mars
rights for illegals
rights for fish in the sea
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Each branch of government having its own responsibilities and limitations is known as...
Checks and Balances
Separation of Powers
Republicanism
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Trial by Jury is guaranteed by which amendment?
Third Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
First Amendment
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The Great Compromise was all about....
the Supreme Court
the amendment process.
a bicameral legislature
the electoral college
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Voters hold the power and elect representatives is the principle of ...
Republicanism
Unalienable rights
Federalism
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Each branch holding some power over the other branches is an example of the principle of...
Limited government
Checks and Balances
Separation of Powers
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Pamphlets written anonymously, argued for strong central government, supported ratification.
Federalist Papers
Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
People Magazine
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Dividing power between a state and central government is an example of what principle?
Popular Sovereignty
Federalism
Checks and Balances
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Limiting government power through the Constitution is the principle of
Separation of Powers
Republicanism
Limited Government
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Why did people want the Articles of Confederation changed?
It established a large standing army.
It established a new country in the Caribbean.
the government couldn't handle state vs. state relations
The chief executive could veto state laws.
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The Three-Fifths Compromise was about....
counting slaves to determine representation
how much states would pay in taxes
establishing Congressional bodies
how bills would become laws
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Division of power is an example of what principle of the Constitution?
Republicanism
Federalism
Judicial review
Popular sovereignty
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The Fifth Amendment deals with rights regarding.....
military leaders
small business owners
elected officials
those accused of crimes
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The US Constitution has been amended _______ times.
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13
26
10
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Anti-Federalists demanded that this be included in the Constitution
term limits for the chief executive
a list of grievances
amendments protecting individual rights
amendments freeing the slaves
